booking overtime

[worktotime]

this is where clocking out needs to come in as this takes all the control out of the dims hands to who he wants to pay and how much he wants to pay to balance there weekly budget , you work 2 hours over then you get paid 2 hours its that simple , no signing or filling in docket sheets

You seriously think it would be that simple? So they bring in ahdc and the next week 50000 postie's all think I can drag this out as long as I want and be paid for it? You don't think they'd still question/refuse to pay excess claims of 2 hours if their workload figure/resource scheduler said it should have been done within normal hours?

pda actuals track you outside . so if you think ill drag my heals to claim then its there . but why would you want to drag it out for o/t ? wouldn't it be better just to finish on your time ?

[worktotime]

this is where clocking out needs to come in as this takes all the control out of the dims hands to who he wants to pay and how much he wants to pay to balance there weekly budget , you work 2 hours over then you get paid 2 hours its that simple , no signing or filling in docket sheets

the company is too big for clocking in and out can you imagine Sheffield doing it all? Sometimes I come in and it says the cover postie's name is on my duty when they're clearly not

what do you think these other big companys do ? they dont fill out a scrap piece of paper for your start and finish times , what difference does that make you clock in to the building , sign against your duty and jobs done , clock out when done .

Name another big company? How do you know they all clock in?

my partner works for one but im not mentioning no names and they scan a machine with there thumb on start and finish time ,

[postmanzach]

That sound s**t! I just sign in sign out and my manager works out my overtime, end of the week he prints out a few sheets of everyone’s overtime, we check it and sign it. Nicely done.